Following the blockbuster trade that sent star defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons to the Chicago Bears, analysts like Ari Meirov have raised serious questions about whether the Tennessee Titans should fully commit to a roster rebuild ahead of the November 10 trade deadline. Veterans Tony Pollard and Calvin Ridley are frequently mentioned as potential next players to be moved.

Amid these trade rumors, attention quickly shifts to the field as the Titans prepare for their upcoming matchup. Reports shared on X by Ian Rapoport, along with insights from Tom Pelissero, provided critical updates on the veteran pass-catcher.

Titans wide receiver Calvin Ridley (hip) is listed as questionable but is expected to play, according to sources. Pelissero also explained the complex trade landscape around Ridley, noting that since he turns 32 in December and has recorded limited production just five catches for 81 yards, a trade is becoming more plausible. This is especially true given the $3.655 million remaining on his current contract and the $22.25 million due in 2027, with no guarantees.

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Meanwhile, Pelissero mentioned that despite receiving multiple inquiries, the front office remains hesitant to trade Tony Pollard. Pollard is on track for his fifth consecutive 1,000-yard season and serves as a vital locker room leader supporting young quarterback Cam Ward.

As Tennessee navigates this transitional phase following the Simmons trade, Ridley's performance on the field could heavily influence whether general manager Ran Carthon decides to execute another major deal before the trade deadline arrives.